Teach Me to Fish "Helping Leaders better understand what drives People"
Why Teach Me to Fish? Catch someone a fish, feed them for a day. Teach them to fish, feed their family for life. Our purpose is to help Leaders better understand what drives People. In any organization, the core of recruiting and retaining talent revolves around leadership. And not just average leadership, but motivated, values-based, inspirational leadership. Our Pursuit is to get a little bit better every day. Progress = Small Victories and stacking habits. Habits like Getting up early, working your butt off, learning something new, being positive and surrounding yourself with phenomenal People. Thanks for investing some time for yourself an...
#92 The Power of Being Intentional - Master Your Attention, Live Your Values, Prepare for What's Next, and Help Others Become Their Best. A conversation w/ Cal Walters
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The Power of Being Intentional
Master Your Attention, Live Your Values, Prepare for What's Next, and Help Others Become Their Best
A conversation with Cal Walters
What if the greatest superpower in today's world isn't intelligence, experience, or technology—but the ability to manage your attention and help others manage theirs?
In a world competing for every moment of our attention, great leaders understand that where we direct our focus shapes our decis...
#91 What's on My Mind: This Is All I've Ever Known. Leaving the Army Well, Navigating the Middle Ground, Paying It Forward, and Finding Purpose in What's Next. A conversation with Mike Kloepper & Matt Leclair - Two Colonels. One Retirement Date.
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After nearly 30 years of service, how do you walk away from the only professional life you've ever known?
For COL Mike Kloepper and COL Matt Leclair, this isn't a hypothetical question. Both are preparing to retire from the U.S. Army on February 28, 2027, after nearly three decades of service each. And while they've spent their careers leading Soldiers, developing teams, and preparing others for what comes next, they're now navigating one of the most personal transitions of their own lives.
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#90 Don’t Just Survive—Thrive: How NCOs Build Discipline, Master Fieldcraft, Take Care of Soldiers, and Keep the Army Moving. A conversation with CSMs Waggoner & Porter. JPMRC 26-02 (Alaska).
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This episode of Forged In The Pacific features a conversation between Brigade Command Sergeant Major Jeremiah Waggoner (1/11 Infantry Division) and Operations Group Brigade Command Sergeant Major Alan Porter (JPMRC). They discuss lessons learned from the recent JPMRC 26-02 exercise in Alaska, emphasizing the critical role of Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) in Arctic readiness and training.
Key Discussion Points:
The NCO Backbone: The speakers highlight that NCOs provide essential, unvarnished feedback. They emphasize that while officers plan, NCOs are the primary practitioners responsible for...#89 First to Find, First to Know: Master the fundaments, Gain and maintain Contact, Create Understanding, and technology will not excuse you from mastering your craft. A conversation with LTC Dan Ludwig, CAV CDR JPMRC 26-02 (Alaska).
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This episode from the Forged In The Pacific podcast features an interview with 5-1 CAV leadership following a JPMRC 26-02 rotation in Alaska. The discussion focuses on the critical role of reconnaissance and security operations and how these fundamental skills are essential for future military transformations.
Key Takeaways:
Reconnaissance Fundamentals: The squadron commander emphasizes that regardless of unit type or technology, the core mission of gaining and maintaining contact with the enemy remains paramount (13:27). The most critical tasks identified are zone rec...#88 The View from the Other Side: How the OPFOR Fights, Adapts, and Makes the Entire Force Better. A conversation with with/ LTC Glenn Burkey, OPFOR CDR JPMRC 26-02 (Alaska):
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This episode of Forged in the Pacific is a conversation with LTC Glenn Burkey, the OPFOR (Opposing Force) Commander during the JPMRC 26-02 exercise in Alaska. The discussion focuses on the complexities of leading a battalion in an Arctic environment and the unique responsibilities of the OPFOR role.
Key takeaways include:
Mission Mindset: LTC Burkey emphasizes that treating training as a tactical mission—rather than administrative—is crucial for readiness (8:07 - 9:37).Arctic Challenges: Operating in extreme cold (down to -30°F) introduce...#87 — Better Because We Were Here: Give Soldiers a Voice, Turn Feedback Into Action, and Build a Better Life with Hots&Cots
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Episode #87 — Better Because We Were Here
Give Soldiers a Voice, Turn Feedback Into Action, and Build a Better Life with Hots&Cots
What if one of the best ways to take care of Soldiers is simply to listen to them—and then do something with what they tell us?
In Episode #87 of the Teach Me to Fish Podcast, we explore Hots&Cots and the idea behind a platform sometimes described as the “Yelp of A...
#86 The Berto Effect: Be the World’s Greatest Teammate, Bring Your Best, Make Everyone Around You Better, and Believe the Best Team in the World Is the One You’re On. A conversation w/ Alberto Llavona “Berto”
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Today's conversation is with Alberto Llavona "Berto". Learn more about Berto at http://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-llavona-4067b63b4.
Why Teach Me to Fish?
Catch someone a fish, feed them for a day.
Teach them to fish, feed their family for life.
Our purpose is to help Leaders better understand what drives People to serve. In any organization, the core of recruiting and retaining talent revolves around leadership. And not just av...
#85 Your Priorities Become Your Life: Set Them Intentionally, Love and Serve People Well, Let the Rest Fall in Line, and Build Something That Lasts — A Conversation w/ Neal Mayo
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Episode #85: Your Priorities Become Your Life
Set Them Intentionally, Love and Serve People Well, Let the Rest Fall in Line, and Build Something That Lasts — A Conversation with Neal Mayo
On this episode, Matt sits down with Neal Mayo — a career Army leader who spent decades in command before answering a call to serve with Samaritan's Purse, now leading North American disaster relief operations. Neal and Matt dig into what it actually looks like to set your priorities on purpose...
#84 Taking a leap of faith. If you want to be part of a miracle, you’ve got to get out of the boat. We need courageous people who are willing to get out of the boat. A conversation w/ Edward Graham.
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Edward Graham attended Liberty University before transferring to West Point; commissioned into Field Artillery, then Infantry, then the Rangers; 16 years in the Army with multiple combat deployments in Special Operations leadership roles, including Afghanistan; felt called to leave the Army in winter 2018 and join Samaritan’s Purse; now serves as COO, overseeing international and domestic operations. Married to Kristy 20 years, four kids, family lives in the NC mountains.
Ed has been on the ground repeatedly in 2025–26 for the Central Texas...
#83 Conviction Is the Multiplier. From SERE instructor to B-1 Weapon System Officer to the dad who leads by example. — How belief and attitude closes the gap between what you know and what you actually do. A conversation w/ Manny Lamson @mannymustache
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Manny Lamson has been tested in some of the highest-stakes environments the military has to offer — as a SERE instructor, as a B-1 Weapons Systems Officer, and now as OIC of RAD rucking and an alum of Soldiers to Sidelines. In this conversation, Matt and Manny dig into what actually separates people who perform under pressure from those who fold: not more skill, but more conviction. They cover the jump from survival instruction to combat aviation, what it takes to instill belief in peopl...
#82 Building a Team of True Believers: Creating a Purpose-Driven Team United by Shared Vision, Deep Conviction, and Organized by their Individual Strengths. A conversation with Jared Wilson
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Can you really talk someone into belief? Retired Army strategist Jared Wilson shares how he’s come to think about building a team that runs without you—conviction first, talent second—plus why a lot of “transformation” is really just modernization, why the words we use matter more than we admit, and how to use AI honestly.
This episode, titled "#82 Building a Team of True Believers," features a deep conversation between the creator, Matthew Leclair, and his guest, Jared Wilson, focusing on le...
#81 Lead well today. Morning inspiration to lock in your attitude, as a leader for your team. Your attitude and leader development model starts with yourself. Go First, Demonstrate it, Do it right. #NoDaysOff
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This video, titled "Lead well today," focuses on leadership, personal development, and the importance of daily habits. The speaker shares insights gained from military service and professional experiences to encourage leaders to maximize their time and influence.
Key themes include:
Intentional Time Management: The speaker emphasizes that how and with whom we spend our time are the most critical daily decisions, as time cannot be reclaimed (0:05).Leadership Philosophy: Good leadership involves empowering others. The speaker rec...#80 Is Your Attitude Your Superpower or Your Kryptonite? The Attitude Advantage.
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Why Teach Me to Fish?
Catch someone a fish, feed them for a day.
Teach them to fish, feed their family for life.
Our purpose is to help Leaders better understand what drives People to serve. In any organization, the core of recruiting and retaining talent revolves around leadership. And not just average leadership, but motivated, values-based, inspirational leadership.
Our Pursuit here is to get a little bit better every d...
#79 The Standard: No Secrets, No Shortcuts, No Excuses. Just discipline, doing the little things right and NoDaysOff of course. A Conversation with Coach Josh Saunders of Robinson Flag Football.
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This episode features a deep-dive conversation between Matthew Leclair and Josh Saunders, the coach of the highly successful Robinson High School flag football team. They discuss the culture of excellence that has led the program to 11 state championships, including 10 consecutive titles, and a career record of 301-34 for Coach Saunders.
Key Themes & Takeaways
The Power of "The Standard": The core philosophy of the Robinson program is centered on doing ordinary things exceptionally well con...#78 Go Be Great. From 75th Ranger Regiment RASP to ROTC. A look into leadership at the most consequential levels. The foundation for Soldiers and Cadets. Part 2 conversation w/ Mike Meegan aka R.A.N.G.E.R.U
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This episode of Teach Me to Fish features a deep dive into leadership, culture, and professional development, drawing from the guest's transition from the 75th Ranger Regiment to Army ROTC at Texas A&M and his future role at the Army Ranger Training Brigade (ARTB).
Key Themes and Takeaways
Culture Building and Standards (18:41 - 29:00): The gue...#77 Building Leaders on Purpose: Why Great Organizations Don't Leave Leadership Development to Chance. A conversation w/ Sam Diehl
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This episode of Teach Me to Fish features a deep dive into intentional leader development within the military. Hosted by Matthew Leclair, the conversation centers on the philosophy that great organizations do not leave leadership development to chance.
Key Discussion Points:
The Power of Mentorship and Counseling: The guest, Colonel Sam Deal, emphasizes that leader development is the most effective way to solve an organization's biggest problems (0:06 - 0:21). He highlights that counseling is not just a p...#76 Impact Players Always Make the Manifest: Mike Meegan on Becoming the Greatest Teammate" A conversation w/ Mike Meegan aka R.A.N.G.E.R.U
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This episode of Teach Me to Fish features a deep dive into the career and leadership philosophy of Sergeant First Class Mike Meegan. The conversation focuses on the importance of being a reliable teammate and the cultural impact of high-standard military training.
Key themes and discussions include:
The "Great Teammate" Philosophy: Mike emphasizes that more than physical achievements or test scores, a soldier's legacy is defined by how they treat others and their reliability as a t...#75 You Can’t do it Alone, Clarity is King, and Execution is the Key. A throwback episode of an archived conversation between two leaders doing their best.
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Eavesdrop on one of the most fulfilling and conversational relationships between Trivius Caldwell and Matt Leclair. They served together as Squadron Commander and Operations officer during a challenging leadership time we remember as "COVID". “Matt Leclair trusted me to implement my creative approach toward leadership, and this conversation unlocks the secrets to interpersonal and authentic organizational leadership.” Experience the NoDaysOff philosophy and Small Victories approach of these two leaders, doing their best to get a little bit better every day.
This e...
#74 Built on Culture: What My First Two Years with West Point Volleyball Taught Me About Teamwork, Respect, and Leadership.
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This episode of the Teach Me to Fish podcast features host Matthew Leclair in a conversation with members of the West Point Volleyball team. The discussion explores the parallels between building culture in collegiate athletics and leading teams in the U.S. Army.
Key Themes and Takeaways:
Transitioning to Leadership: The cadets discuss the evolution from their freshman (plebe) year, where they were primarily responsible for themselves, to advancing into leadership roles. They highlight that even at the...#73 Culture IS Combat Power, The Quiet Strength of Leaders who build Trust in the ranks. A conversation w/ Mike Kim @the_michaelkim
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This episode of Teach Me to Fish features Major Michael Kim, a U.S. Army Foreign Area Officer (formerly an Infantry Officer), discussing the intersection of culture, trust, and combat power in leadership. Drawing from his time in Tiger Company and his experiences on brigade staff, he reflects on how authentic leadership and teamwork are foundational to unit success.
Key Takeaways & Lessons:
The Power of Informal Leadership: Major Kim highlights that a leader's att...#72 What are we gonna do when we grow up? Until then, always be surrounding ourselves with phenomenal People. A conversation with Donnie Castelow @RipWheeler and John Howell @ServantofLeaders
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This conversation is with MSG Don Castelow from Jackson State University ROTC and MAJ John Howell from Cadet Command & ROTC.
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#40 Be a collector of good People & find your tribe. w/ Don Castelow
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/teach-me-to-fish-helping-leaders-better-understand/id1718637439?i=1000673761269
#54 Always be selling. w/ Jophn Howell
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Why Teach Me to Fish?
C...
#71 You know what right and wrong looks like. Social media’s place in helping leaders better understand what’s driving People. A conversation with @Dankmemesfordragonteens
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Key discussion points include:
•Multifaceted Communication Approach (0:08): The speaker emphasizes the need for a multifaceted approach to communication within the military, including an online presence to be more reachable and approachable.
•Trusting Soldiers' Discretion (0:34): Q highlights that soldiers are smart enough to discern good and bad actors, and that bad actors will expose themselves while good ones will shine.
•Social Media as a Data Point (1:33): Social media and meme pages can provide valuable insights into a unit's culture and clima...
#70 Pull as you climb. Great leaders know their purpose in life and help others find theirs. A conversation w/ Ron Clark.
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What is your purpose in life? When you know what it is, your life and profession can go to new levels of fulfillment. If you have not found it yet, imagine if you did know, and how good your life could be.
Today’s episode is with General Ron Clark. He is currently the commander of United States Army Pacific, but forever a proud son, husband, dad, grandfather, longtime friend, and mentor to many of us.
We h...
Lead well today. Morning inspiration to lock in as a leader for your team. Your leader development model starts with developing yourself. Go First, Demonstrate it, Do it right. #NoDaysOff
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This episode provides inspiration and guidance for leaders, emphasizing that leadership is a choice and a continuous process of development.
Key takeaways from the video include:
•Leadership is Chosen, Not Born (0:04-0:16): The video highlights that individuals choose to be leaders, and their leadership is recognized by those around them, not self-proclaimed.
•The Michelangelo Effect (0:41-1:05): True leaders are like Michelangelo, who could see the potential within a block of marble. Similarly, leaders should be able to see and cultiva...
#68 Be Dependable – Do what you say you going to do. A conversation with Adisa "AK" King & Michael Olivas, about what makes their organization so special and how to inspire People to create this feeling for themselves and their teams..
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This conversation features Colonel Adisa "AK" King and Command Sergeant Major Michael Olivas of the Bronco Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, discussing the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) exercise 26-01 and their ongoing efforts in leader development and force validation.
Key takeaways from the discussion include:
Purpose of Forged in the Pacific and JPMRC The platform aims to inspire leaders and reinvigorate the warrior ethos by bringing together warfighting professionals to strengthen the Army's profession and partnerships (1:42-1:57). JPMRC, as...#6-7 Making Memes Pages Great Again. Same goes for good leadership. w/ @tropiclightmeme. What Soldiers think about good leaders and what brings the best out of them.
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In today’s episode, you will hear directly from a Soldier. And not just your random Soldier, but one who understands what 1,000s of Soldiers are thinking and saying every day. One who runs several meme pages, and our local favorite @tropiclightmeme.
Great leaders are not born, they are developed over time. Learning from both good and bad leadership. Listen to the stories our Soldiers are seeing from some of the best and worst examples of leadership.
We...
#65 The journey IS the reward. Our life plan is often outside our control. w/ Ryan Alexander. A conversation about being present, grateful, living with faith, family, and a positive attitude.
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Today’s conversation is with Ryan Alexander. We discuss his story coming up in the Army, building a family, and developing as a leader through years of opportunity and challenges. God has a plan for all of us, and thankfully, we do not have to go through this alone. It takes a network of family, friends, mentors, and coaches along the way to make it a life worth living.
Ryan has a career that any one of us would be pro...
#64 You can’t put a price tag on it. A conversation about life experiences that shaped a vision for taking care of People, Winning at what matters, and Transforming to be the best in the world. w/ Tyler Patterson
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A Vision for an organization does not come overnight or easily. It comes after years of experience, both failures and successes. Implementing a vision is a whole new challenge. In this conversation with Tyler Patterson, we discuss how the history of the Wolfhounds and his life experiences shaped the process for encoding success and creating a culture that People are proud to be part of.
Tyler is currently the battalion commander of the 2nd Battalion “Wolfhounds,” 27th Infantry, 3rd Mobile Brig...
#63 Make the best decision you can, with the info you have available. Focusing on the present requires reflecting on the past and anticipating future opportunity & challenges. NoDaysOff – health, family, life and leader development.
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This episode is with Trivius Caldwell & Matt Leclair. They discuss how to make the best decisions they can for their families, teammates, units, and life, with the information they have available.
They also discuss lessons learned over the last couple of months to include:
· Dealing with tragic events
· Lessons from a JRTC rotation
· Preparation for a Combat Training Center
· Leader development
· Recruiti...
#62 What makes good leaders great? Demonstrating it is no longer good enough. Great leaders know WHAT to do, they are not born, they are chosen. A leadership conversation with Don Castello
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Of course, good leaders know how to do it. They have a track record of getting results. Great leaders know what to do, they do it when it counts, and know how to get the right People doing the right things. Great leaders care. Winning is knowing “What’s Important Now.” Great leaders influence us.
Join us for a conversation on what makes good leaders great. How they make us feel, and how you can go from good leadership to great l...
#61 Everything breaks at -40, except for the will of the Arctic Wolves. The rules of the North. A conversation after our Alaska JPMRC rotation. W/ Chris Brawley “Wolf 6” and Matt Leclair “The COG”
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This episode was recorded in January 2025, immediately following our Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center rotation in Alaska. You can also watch this video on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@ForgedInThePacific.
This is a conversation between the Commander of Operations Group (COG), Colonel Matt Leclair and the enemy forces brigade commander Colonel Chris Brawley.
They discuss participating in a combat training center rotation as the enemy forces, and how it changed our perspectives on fighting a near-peer. Chris discusses how the enemy...
#60 How to create a winning team - Culture, learning, PT & attitude. Our conversation after our Alaska JPMRC rotation. W/ Jimmy Howell “Spartan 6” and Matt Leclair “The COG”
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This episode was recorded in January 2025, immediately following our Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center rotation in Alaska. You can also watch this video on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@ForgedInThePacific.
This is a conversation between the Commander of Operations Group (COG), Colonel Matt Leclair, and the rotational unit brigade commander, Colonel Jimmy Howell.
They discuss how to create a winning culture, expectations, preparation for the rotation, and how to lead through challenging times.
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#59 Adventures & Good Company. How real friends & relationships help create a path to your ideal days, career and life. w/ Dave Webb
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Today’s guest is not just a colleague — he’s a true friend of mine, Dave Webb. What makes Dave special is that we share the same core values: a deep care for People, Soldiers, and their families.
In this episode, we’ll explore what real friendship looks like, how strong relationships shape team culture, and what it means to grow up and raise a family in the Army. We’ll also dive into how Dave’s leadership style has evolved ove...
#58 Duty! Purpose guides the way. My two years as a Battalion Commander. w/ Pat Yun “Gimlet 6”
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This episode is focused on the immediate reflections of Pat Yun as he transitions out of battalion command. He’ll tell his story of becoming the leader he is today and the vision he had as a commander.
Pat will describe the hardest challenges he went through and how he handled them with the help of his team. He’ll discuss the kind of leaders he learned best from and the type of leadership he hoped to inspire in others. ...
#57 Preparing to Command Again - It will be crystal clear to everyone what you are known for, good and bad. RePlay: Signature Series #1
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This episode will be focused on helping future battalion commanders prepare for command. Specifically, once making the mental shift from the day job to the pre-command courses.
I will be having a conversation with LTC Nick Tallant, a soon-to-be battalion commander at the pre-command courses.
We'll talk about:
Key Documents:
Commander's PhilosophyGuidan...#56 Say it again, be more specific, and demonstrate. My first 30 days as a Battalion Commander. w/ Red Devil 6
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Today’s episode is with Red Devil 6, Trivius Caldwell, who just finished his first 30 days as a battalion commander in the 82nd Airborne Division.
He will discuss his expectations, surprises, and what stands out the most so far. He’ll talk about his one thing going forward and what’s on the horizon that he needs to start shaping now.
We hope you enjoy today’s conversation with Red Devil 6.
Why Teach Me to Fish?
Catch s...
#55 The Best Decision I’ve made so far. My first year as a West Point Cadet. w/ Ryan Leclair
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Today’s episode is with Ryan Leclair. She will talk about her first year at West Point, how it measured up to her expectations, the first two weeks of “Beast”, what she has learned so far, and what she is looking forward to the most in her second year. She’ll tell a few stories and hint at what’s driving her and her teammates.
Key discussion points include:
•Expectations vs. Reality (3:32-4:40): Ryan shares that her expectations for West Point were larg...
#54 Always Be Selling. Our future is bright because of the leaders we have coming up. We’re seeing it first hand. A conversation w/ John Howell aka ServantOfLeaders
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This episode is with John Howell. John is a National Guard Major, full-time recruiter, and social media influencer known for his content on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok as ServantOfLeaders. We discuss his journey on active duty and how he transitioned from infantry to military intelligence, to National Guard, back to Infantry, and recruiting full time during the week.
John will share what he’s seeing around the country with recruits, ROTC, West Point’s Sandhurst 25’ competition, and why he believes we...
#53 The standard path is a myth. Leaders create a path for others, and themselves, with the help from other leaders. w/ Trevor Gocke
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This conversation is with Trevor Gocke. Trevor is a graduate of Louisville ROTC who recently transitioned as a captain from the Army to the Air National Guard. Like so many, his success has come disguised as hard work and perseverance. Trevor describes the leaders and mentors he had along the way who modeled the leadership he tries to emulate. He credits his guiding principles of community, passion, and servitude for creating the path his career is taking.
His journey is just getting star...
#52 They are Ready! How ROTC is building leaders of Character and setting cadets up for life. w/ Jason Wayne
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This conversation is a journey going full circle from West Point to commanding the Senior Military Colleges across our nation. Jason Wayne will share his story and how it's built him into the leader he is today, and how he's paying it back with his cadets and instructors.
Learn what ROTC is doing these days and how you can implement the same fundamentals into your organization.
Reach out to Cadet Command at https://armyrotc.army.mil/ and Jason to learn more a...
